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Putting two astronauts out at the end of the extention on the boom and
having them move around is a test. Models aren't accurate, now they are calibrated. They were off over 100% in their models. Doing tile and RCC repair test in the Payload Bay seems is fine and dandy, but how do the material and techniques hold up under an actual rentry? Are the models accurate? Do some repair tests to the last tile at the aft end of the body flag. Calibrate the models. Do bubbles in the goop help or hurt? Do the fastners hold up? Stick a piece of RCC back there and repair it. Has anybody heard if NASA is going to actually test the repair techiques and materials? -- Craig Fink Courtesy E-Mail Welcome @ |
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